Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home has been serving the Chicago community since 1926. It is our mission to maintain quality funeral service for all of the families of Chicago and the surrounding areas. We strive to give meaningful and personalized service before, during and after your time of funeral service need.
The Panozzo's and their staff are here to help you make an informed decision that best suits your needs. We have given you the opportunity to access information regarding our funeral home including obituaries, service and History options, frequently asked questions and reasons for pre-planning a funeral.
The Panozzo's and their staff are here to help you make an informed decision that best suits your needs. We have given you the opportunity to access information regarding our funeral home including obituaries, service and History options, frequently asked questions and reasons for pre-planning a funeral.
Services
A skilled funeral director will help you create a ceremony or service based on the spirit and personality of your loved one, and how you want to remember and honor a life well lived. Every individual is unique, and there are many different ways you can share their life story during a viewing, visitation and service, while providing beautiful expressions that capture the essence of who your loved one was.
If funeral expenses are a concern to you, preplanning makes sense. It is estimated within the next decade, 8 out of every 10 funerals provided will be prearranged. Preplanning allows you the opportunity to choose things that are meaningful to you and your family without the emotional burden, while paying attention to your budget and your faith.
To assist you in obtaining other important information Panozzo Bros. Funeral Homes has provided the following information and Links to other local and national sites. They can be an invaluable tool in helping you find the information and resources you need. If you have trouble finding the information you are looking for, please feel free to call us or stop by.
A private organization dedicated to furthering our understanding of and compassion for the complex set of emotions we call grief. Dedicated to helping both the bereaved, by walking with them in their unique life journeys, and bereavement caregivers, by serving as their educational liaison and professional forum.
You should contact your local funeral director. They have the experience of handling the normal sequence of events when a death occurs. You should also contact your local funeral director if, the death occurs out of state. They will be able to make arrangements with the local director in the area. This will also help avoid any miscommunication and, multiple invoices from different directors.
Reviews (5)
Richard Alan
Mar 31, 2021
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I worked with Alan Panozzo, Funeral Director, for full-service funerals for both of my parents who died within 24 hours of each other due to COVID-19 issues. Alan was very helpful until I paid him in-full. He emailed me a new contract to sign from the company he uses to inscribe headstones. I asked Alan Panozzo numerous times to call this company to straighten out a serious problem regarding the wording in the contract but he would not contact this company even though I paid him in-full for this service about 3 months ago in December 2020. I don't live in the area of where my parents are buried
Dave Cole
Jan 20, 2021
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Danylle Brezich
May 25, 2020
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Allan went above and beyond for me when planning my husband's service. He was always kind, caring and treated me like family. I can not say enough good things about Allan and the rest of the Panazzo family. Thank you for making this difficult time so much easier for me and my family. My grandparents have been using this funeral home since 1937 and I can absolutely see why. Thank you again from the Johnson Family.
Joe Macaluso
Jul 29, 2019
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Very disappointed in their lack of attention after the fact. In all honesty, they did a lot right in their services for my mom. But when we noticed, after the fact, that the year of death on the gravestone was incorrect, they did not respond to telephone calls and emails. Total indifference to our feelings after the fact.
Ramirezjr
May 07, 2018
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